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Web Services from VC++ 6.0

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    Hi All, Ive got a project which was developed in Visual C++ version 6.0. Now Ive got to make it access a web service to get data from a database... First of all im COMPLETELY ignorant on these matters, but i suppose we've all got to take the plunge sometime... I know that in the Visual Studio .NET version there are some tools to "automatically" generate the volumes of code required to do the web service method accessing stuff, but I dont want to change to .NET just to do this little thing! Is there a simple generalized web service accessing API which wraps all the crap required to access a web service into a few simple routines? Ive been looking around the net but im not convinced that Ive found the perfect solution. Thanks in advance for any pointers, Dave

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      Hi All, Ive got a project which was developed in Visual C++ version 6.0. Now Ive got to make it access a web service to get data from a database... First of all im COMPLETELY ignorant on these matters, but i suppose we've all got to take the plunge sometime... I know that in the Visual Studio .NET version there are some tools to "automatically" generate the volumes of code required to do the web service method accessing stuff, but I dont want to change to .NET just to do this little thing! Is there a simple generalized web service accessing API which wraps all the crap required to access a web service into a few simple routines? Ive been looking around the net but im not convinced that Ive found the perfect solution. Thanks in advance for any pointers, Dave

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      Search here on CP for an article by Anders Molin. It has a class that does exactly what you are looking for.

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        Hi All, Ive got a project which was developed in Visual C++ version 6.0. Now Ive got to make it access a web service to get data from a database... First of all im COMPLETELY ignorant on these matters, but i suppose we've all got to take the plunge sometime... I know that in the Visual Studio .NET version there are some tools to "automatically" generate the volumes of code required to do the web service method accessing stuff, but I dont want to change to .NET just to do this little thing! Is there a simple generalized web service accessing API which wraps all the crap required to access a web service into a few simple routines? Ive been looking around the net but im not convinced that Ive found the perfect solution. Thanks in advance for any pointers, Dave

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        I wrote CWebResourceProvider[^] to solve exactly this kind of problem! You can find robust applications of this class here[^] and here[^]. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Music | Articles | Freeware | Trips ravib@ravib.com

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